Wish I'd known this before ..
Faith
From: "Marvin Hacker" <marv...@charter.net>
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Subject: Re: CS>Cataracts
Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 06:55:47 -0500
Hi,
First, I send my thanks to Brickey for this idea. I have a friend, a
fellow member of our church who is in his 70's and had restricted vision
due to cataracts. He is a vet and the folks managing his case would not
allow surgery because "it wasn't that bad yet" but it was sufficiently bad
that he could only drive in daylight hours.
Due to your suggestion, I bought a bottle of flax seed oil and took it
to him at his home a couple of years ago; asking him to put a drop in each
eye every day. He said that he had to do the treatment just prior to
retiring in the evening because the flax seed oil caused his vision to
become a bit blurry for a little while; but when he awoke his vision was as
clear as before putting the flax seed oil into his eyes. Within three
months there was noticeable improvement. Two years later, his cataracts
(if there are any), are no longer a problem.
Speaking of looking for solutions to various health issues (someone
mentioned this earlier), dear ones, I have found that searching the
SilverList archives always presents good ideas. Thank you Mike, and the
folks who make them available!!
Best regards,
:) Mar
----- Original Message -----
From: Raine
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, April 15, 2005 3:42 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Cataracts
Hiya Brickey,
It's so amazing to me; while searching via search engines for
alternative methods of treating cataracts (specifically in dogs) I got
absolutely nothing. When I began taking my plight to various alternative
lists, I found there are treatments abound! And most are very simplistic.
If only there were enough hours in a day to create a website covering
these methods, with scientific and anecdotal evidence, for the others that
are searching...
My precious girl lost her other eye to glaucoma. I searched, begged and
pleaded for an alternative option, but general consensus was that there
isn't one, and we settled on eneucleation to eliminate the pain, and the
need for drugs. Between her diagnosis of glaucoma, and the removal of the
eye, the cataract in her *good* eye rendered her blind. She was pronounced
a good candidate for cataract surgery (at age 12!), but at $1000 it simply
isn't a possibility.
I so appreciate hearing these testimonies. They give me hope, and good
ideas.
Thanks guys!
-Raine with Chino the one-eyed wonder dog
http://www.dogster.com/?87580
brick...@aol.com wrote:
My dog was also one eyed, cataract covered her pupil. I bought regular
linseed oil a gallon at Home Base (a hardware store) in their paint section
and filled a 1 ounce bottle with an eye dropper. Every day she got one drop
in her eye for at least two months. Her eyelids became crusty and I just
stopped treating her. I was astonished to see the cataract shrank to a pin
point and after several more weeks totally was gone. After seeing this I
also used linseed oil (Flaxseed oil) in my eyes. DR said I had a bunch of
small cataracts growing in both eyes. I had a yearly check up about 5 weeks
later and DR said NO CATARACTS. Since then about 5 years ago the cataracts
are coming back in my eyes, I now make my own CS so I use CS + 10% DMSO in
my eye wash cup, cataracts are still there but not growing.
When I treated my dog I did not even refrigerate the linseed oil. I
found that it goes rancid later so when I treated myself I kept the bottle
refrigerated. I guess that our garage was cold enough when I treated my dog
to act like a refrigerator.
Brickey
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